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  • How to Start a Fire With 2 Broken Bic Lighters

    Bic Disposable lighters are by far the most common way to light a fire, whether it be for a smoke or for heat in a survival situation. But what happens when your Bic lighters break or run out of...

  • How to Restore a Fishing Pole

    Fishing is so interesting and adventurous that almost all of us participated is fishing at time of child. It also attracts the adults. Specially, ice fishing attracts the adults most. For every...

  • How to Find Grassy Mountain Tower Trail

    Going to Grassy Mountain is always a fun trip. What's even better is seeing the views of the city from high up in the mountains. Everything looks so small! Grassy Mountain is located in the...

  • How to Start a Camp Fire by Remote Control

    You and your family have just finished setting up your camp. Your tent is pitched. It's getting dark and you need to start preparing to cook your first meal. Do you like to cook over an open...

  • How to Clean a Cooking Pot Without Dishwaher While Remote Camping

    If you happened to forget your dish cleaning supplies and find yourself in the woods with a dirty pot or dishes and no way to clean the grease off, this is a safe and easy way to use mother nature...

  • Homemade Wooden Camp Chairs

    Camping chairs are a prime piece of equipment for any type of camping excursion. From car camping to backwoods hiking, whether you are cooking by the fire or reading a good book in the warmth of...

  • Can You Use a Regular Compact Refrigerator in an RV?

    There are thousands of older model, used recreational vehicles available at low prices across the nation. Some can be had for less than $1,000. The drawback to these low-cost handyman's specials...

  • How to Prepare for the Field in the Army

    This is how you prepare for the Field in the Army, so you make it a pleasant venture and not a tragic event.

  • How to Use a Blanket As a Camping Pad

    A warm wool blanket can be used as a camping sleeping pad placed under a sleeping bag. Using a sleeping pad while camping improves sleeping comfort level, insulates the sleeping area and helps to...

  • How to Make an Outdoor Wood Burning Stove

    Outdoorsmen have long used wood-burning stoves. Whether they are relied upon to heat a canvas tent in the depths of a Rocky Mountain winter or simply an efficient means to cook campfire cuisine,...

  • Things Needed to Make Primitive Signs

    Long before modern sign making, primitive signs and symbols were used to convey simple messages. Primitive signs could be used to give others simple messages like "I am here" or "Follow this...

  • How to Cancel a Campground Membership

    Campgrounds offer an opportunity to get away from the pressures of the routine world. However, sometimes it can be difficult to get away as much as you might like. Because campground memberships...

  • How to Make a Nessmuk Knife

    "Nessmuk" was the pen name of Forest and Stream magazine writer George Washington Sears. In 1884 he published his classic camping masterpiece, "Woodcraft and Camping." In the book, Sears describes...

  • How to Put Up an Ozark Trail Dome Tent

    Purchasing an Ozark trail dome tent is an inexpensive choice for campers and backpackers looking to buy a sturdy tent made from quality materials. The tents are manufactured by Northpole and can...

  • Small DIY Camper Trailer

    Make a small camper trailer yourself to get a camper at a very reasonable price while being creative with the layout and design. The small-camper strategy is a basic setup with no toilet or sink,...

  • How to Make a Portable Stove From Beer Cans

    For many campers, reducing the weight they must carry and the amount they must spend on their gear are important considerations. Some campers turn to do-it-yourself solutions to solve both...

  • How to Use Lounge Lizard Travel Chair

    Lounge Lizard Travel Chairs are manufactured by Travel Chair, a company that specializes in outdoor seating. These chairs are folding recliners, popular with campers, in homes and backyards. The...

  • Stove Safety

    Stoves are a central piece of every kitchen, but there are a number of safety rules that need to be kept top of mind.

  • How to Wire a Leisure Battery

    A leisure battery is a term used to describe batteries that are designed to hold and discharge power over a long period of time. Typically they are used as "house" batteries for RVs and boats,...

  • How to Shop for a Sleeping Bag with a Polyester Liner

    Keeping warm on nights spent camping out is largely dependent upon getting the right sleeping bag, and a polyester-lined sleeping bag is a great choice. This is particularly true in rainy weather,...

  • How to Re-Treat a Canvas Tent

    Today's modern canvas tents are often made with fabrics other than cotton such as woven acrylic or vinyl-coated polyester and do require occasional retreating to maintain or restore their...

  • How to Replace an RV Toilet Bowl Seal

    After years of use, a toilet bowl seal can begin to leak. Not only is this unpleasant, the accumulated water can cause rot in the bathroom floor and stains. Consider changing a toilet bowl seal to...

  • How to Make a Rain Fly for a Screen Tent

    Nothing is better than kicking back in your screen tent and enjoying the summer air without mosquitoes. That is, until the skies darken and the clouds open up. Since most frame- or cabin-style...

  • How to Sharpen a Folding Knife

    Folding knives range in size and shape from small blades in Leatherman tools and Swiss Army knives to the big blades of Case or Buck knives. These are common tools for outdoorsmen and handymen of...

  • How to Build a Screen Tent for Little or Nothing

    Nylon netting can be purchased by the roll at most fabric stores. You only need a piece 20 feet long to make a cheap light tent. Most nylon netting comes in a 6-foot width. Color does not matter....

  • How to Cool a Camping Tent

    Keeping cool while camping is always a difficult challenge. Campers spend the day hiking, biking, fishing and baking under the hot sun, then come back to no shower and a stifling tent that feels...

  • How to Cool My Tent While Camping

    Summer is the most popular time of year to camp given the clear weather and long, warm days. Unfortunately, many summer camping trips can be overly hot and humid, making for a very uncomfortable...

  • How to Use the Base of a Grill for a Fire Pit

    Some rustic campsites lack established campfire pits or rings, and some parks and preserves post strict rules against scarring the brush or grass with coals, embers and flame. But bring a...

  • How to Start a Camp Fire for Beginners

    Starting a camp fire can be exciting, especially if you are camping with your whole family. The kids are excited about getting to roast marshmallows, the adults are looking forward to the bonfire...

  • How to Put Out a Camp Fire for Beginners

    When you are camping, you want to be careful about how you start and put out your camp fire, especially during the drier seasons. If you are camping in the forest, this is especially important. ...

  • How to Cook Microwavable Food While Camping

    While on a long camping trip in the Adirondack mountains of New York, the kids sometimes found themselves dreaming of having pizza for lunch or a Jimmy Dean breakfast sandwich. This year their...

  • Homemade Braided Rope

    A simple way to make heavy gauge rope is to braid it yourself. This doesn't require a rope-making machine or complicated setup. If you can braid someone's hair, you can braid rope. For longer...

  • How to Set Up a Marmot Tent

    Since 1974, Marmot has designed and produced a wide range of sporting and outdoor clothes and equipment, including individual- and group-sized tents for various situations and environmental...

  • How to Make a Folding Camp Saw

    A lightweight, compact, portable saw is one of the handiest tools you can carry in the outdoors. Capable of doing many of the cutting tasks of a full-size ax, saws tend to be far safer than axes,...

  • How to Seal Seams on Hiking Tents

    Sealing the seams on your hiking tent will give you a little extra protection in case rain hits on your next backpacking adventure. Most hiking tents are not taped or reinforced along the seams...

  • Homemade Camping Lights

    More and more families are discovering the joy of camping as a fun and frugal way to spend time together. Making your own camping equipment is a great way to get supplies without breaking your...

  • How to Camp With Military Tents

    Using military tents while camping ensures the most basic way to transport a heavy duty and durable shelter. Two men traditionally carry or "hump" the shelter halves with poles and pins using the...

  • How to Hook Up Propane Regulators for Camper Cook Stoves

    Camper cook stoves provide convenience and a reliable source of heat for cooking without lighting a fire and gathering wood around the campsite. Propane regulators for the camper stove attach...

  • How to Keep Warm in a Canvas Tent

    Canvas tents are among the most durable, reliable camping shelters available, and the thick material typically is about as good an insulator as any tent fabric. Especially in cases of extreme...

  • How to Properly Setup a Camping Tent

    If you are an experienced camper, you should have no problem setting up your tent. You know the best place to pitch it, and you could probably set it up in your sleep. But if you don't spend your...

  • How to Treat Clothes With Permethrin

    Permethrin is a synthetic insecticide that can be applied to clothes to repel and kill ticks, as well as bothersome insects such as mosquitoes. Because these bugs can carry infections such as Lyme...

  • How to Repair a Camping Tent

    Even minor damage to a canvas camping tent can be disastrous for an outdoorsman. Tents are designed to keep their occupants safe from the weather, insects and other irritants or dangers on the...

  • How to Set Up a Tent on a Concrete Slab

    The only difference between setting up a tent on a concrete slab and setting one up in softer ground material is the inability to tack the tent down with a traditional staking method....

  • How to Keep Food Cold While Camping

    Keeping your food cold while camping is much easier than it sounds. The key is to invest in a quality, completely air-tight ice chest that has a latch or lock on it to ensure that no hot air can...

  • How to Light a Match Without a Striker

    Our modern society has come a long way from the old-fashioned method of using flint and steel to start a fire. No longer do we have to carefully hoard our coals lest the fire will go out. Today,...

  • How to Remove Mold From Curtains and Tents

    Curtains and tents might not seem to have much in common, but they do when it comes to mold. Both can develop moldy spots or even serious infestations when stored in dark and damp conditions. As...

  • How to Remove the Smell From a Canvas Tent

    Canvas is one of the most durable materials in the world. For this reason it is used for many outdoor activities such as sailing, camping and hiking. For this reason, canvas is constantly being...

  • How to Create a Stove From a Paint Can

    When camping, it is sometimes convenient to have an actual stove instead of using a campfire. Inclement weather, limited firewood and rules against ground fires at campgrounds can combine to limit...

  • Rope Machine Instructions

    Making a rope is a useful skill that's rapidly being a lost art as machine made ropes grow common and plentiful. Rope making is a lot of fun and pretty easy to do. You'll need to make a...

  • How to Make Camp Stools

    Solve your camp storage problems and pack lighter by making a multipurpose camp stool from a 5-gallon bucket. The foam will provide you with a padded seat to pull up to the campfire, while the...

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